Five-Year-Old Boy Run Over by Car in Manchester
Allan McAllister five years old of 338 Granite street Manchester was struck by a car driven by Theodore W Little of Brookline and Boston as it turned a corner on Second street. He sustained fractured ribs and internal injuries with little hope for recovery at Notre Dame Hospital.
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Manchester
N. H
Allan McAllister
Granite Street
Theodore W. Little
Monmouth Street
Brookline
Federal Street
Boston
McAllister
Second Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Captain Hall to Retire After 30 Years in Dorchester Police
Captain George A. Hall of Dorchester station quietly marked his 65th birthday yesterday and will retire on the pension roll before week’s end. His departure, announced by Police Commissioner O'Meara, will bring changes in the department. Hall resides at 132 Rosseter Street Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hall
Dorchester
Police Department
O'Meara
Captain Hall
Rosseter Street
Air Curtain Aims To Close Window Gaps In Winter Commerce
Boston shopkeepers risk opening doors in winter band to attract customers with summer practice. A new air curtain intended to replace wood or glass doors blocks cold air outside and lets warm air inside, promising equal efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Air Curtain Trial Betters Store Doors in Boston
The Thompson Spa plans air curtains at its Washington street restaurant doors with fans above the entrance blowing jetting heat and others under the sill drawing hot air downward to form a curtain. Inside air is held back and outside air is barred from entry while promoters claim stronger shopper entrance and perpetual open door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thompson’s Spa
Washington Street
Florida Law Move Aims To Ban Japanese Land Ownership
Representative Frank Clark of Florida urged Governor Park Trammell to convene a special session to enact a law prohibiting Japanese and similar race groups from owning land in the state. He cited reports of Japanese property acquisitions as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Clark
Florida
Park Trammell
Clark
Resinol Heals Itching Eczema Case Reported
Miss Bulah Amanda Elliott of Greenwood Delaware describes a four year struggle with a severe facial eczema. After trying various treatments she used Resinol Soap and Ointment and reports complete clearance in two months. The ad notes Resinol’s claims and offers a free trial by mail.
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B@ulah
Amanda
Elliott
Greenwood
Del
United States
Dept. 16-R
Resinol
Baltimore
American Transportation Company Plans Boston Route Expansion
The American Transportation Company will run regular sailings between Boston and Charleston New Orleans and Galveston, adding an external steamship line to Boston. After meetings with top steamship executives in New York Joseph A. Conry acting chairman of the Port Directors and William S. McNary head of the Harbor and Land Commission returned to Boston yesterday.
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American Transportation Company
Boston
Charleston
New Orleans
Galveston
New York
Joseph A. Conry
William S. McNary
Harbor and Land Commission
Conspiracy to free Hudson County Jail thwarted
In Jersey City on October 14 a plot to flood the Hudson county jail with inmates was foiled within an hour of its planned time. Police found loaded revolvers in two cells and five steel saws hidden in a bathroom, signaling the failed scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Hudson County
Warden Informed of Prison Escape Plot by Trusty
Plan aimed to hold up a keeper with a revolver in the bathroom to seize keys and escape through a window whose bars were saved for the flight. Ernest Wildhaber and Dominick Lelappe alias Kid Dynamite were placed in solitary confinement after revolvers were found in their cells. Wildhaber Lelappe await trial for involvement in the winter shooting of Timothy Conroy. They refused to explain how they obtained the weapons and saws.
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Sullivan
Ernest Wildhaber
Dominick Lelappe
Kid Dynamite
Wildhaber
Lelappe
Timothy Conroy
Weather Delays Cranberry Harvest on Cape Cod
Brewster report notes wet weather delays harvest with only about a quarter of yield picked. Pickers have left the upper Cape berry regions for home due to lack of work, raising fears of frost damage if crops remain unharvested.
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Brewster
Cape
Upper Cape
Owner of Fatal Auto Is Jailed
Al den N. Reynolds of Essex was sentenced to three months in jail by Judge Williams in the Superior Court for a fatal auto crash that killed Jacob N. Miller in Clinton last August in Middletown October 14.
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Middletown
Conn
Alden N. Reynolds
Essex
Jacob N. Miller
Clinton
Williams
Express Rates Delayed to December First
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission has ordered new express rates to take effect December 1, after granting a one day extension sought by companies. The ICC refused to revise the new scale. The page includes an advertisement for Koh-I-Noor Propelling Pencil noting its lead and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
L. & C. Hardsmuth
Ralph Rose Stricken With Typhoid in San Francisco
World's champion shot putter Ralph Rose fights for life in a San Francisco hospital after typhoid fever was diagnosed days ago. His physician says the condition is serious and could reach a crisis in four days to a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ralph Rose
Rose
Death claims banker Hill at 75 in Brookline
William H. Hill 75 a leading financier of the Richardson Hill & Co. died yesterday afternoon at his Brookline home after a long cancer illness. He will be buried from 81 Marion Street Brookline tomorrow afternoon with services at St Paul's Episcopal Church Brookline at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Leonard K. Storrs.
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William H. Hill
Richardson, Hill & Co
Brookline
Marion Street
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Leonard K. Storrs
Herbert Kaufman Delivers The Trojan Horse In Sun
Noted writer Herbert Kaufman showcases a splendid story titled The Trojan Horse in the upcoming Sun issue. The acclaimed author, renowned for his powerful prose, presents a tale that blends mythic menace with modern intrigue.
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Herbert Kaufman
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Walsh Promotes Direct Legislation in Gloucester Area
Democratic Governor候 candidate David I Walsh spoke in Rockport Gloucester and Beverly urging direct legislation as the initiative and referendum. He argued it curbs dishonest politicians and utilities, empowers voters, and supports recall to curb corrupt officials.
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Gloucester
David I. Walsh
Rockport
Beverly Farms
Beverly
Democratic Movement
General Court
Plymouth Mardle Marries Fay at St Peter’s Church
Miss Alice J. McArdle daughter of Mr and Mrs H F McArdle of Plymouth married yesterday to Charles J Fay of Brookline. The ceremony was held at St Peter’s Church Plymouth followed by a nuptial mass officiated by Rev Father Perry.
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Alice J. McArdle
H. F. McArdle
Plymouth
Charles J. Fay
Brookline
St. Peter's Church
Father Perry
Durrell Johnson Couple Wed At Winter Hill Church
Miss Helen B Johnson of Somerville and Harold C Durrell of Cambridge were married at 7 PM yesterday at the Winter Hill Congregational Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Charles L Noyes with assistance from Rev Jesse Durrell a cousin of the bridegroom.
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Helen B. Johnson
Tennyson Street
Somerville
Harold Clarke Durrell
Dana Street
Cambridge
Charles L. Noyes
D. D
Winter Hill Congregational Church
Jesse Durrell
Tilton
N. H
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Tremont St
J. W. Philbrick & Co
Everett Sq
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Main St
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W. & A. Bacon
M. O'Keeffe, Inc
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Hyde Park
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South Hoston
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Malden Sq
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Mass. Ave
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Blue Hill Ave
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Tennessee
Edwin F. Bowers
M. D
Demon Rum
Dr. Bowers
Zoo
George Gladden
New York Zoological Park
Libby
F. Binney de Forest
Lillian D. Wald
Worth
Sunday Post
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Perui
Skill Dental CO
Gilchrist’s
Filene
All Drug and Bilgrim Mfg. CO
20Th St
N.Y
the Press Publishing Co
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New S. S. Line
A. T. Company
Newbro
Herpicide
Herpicide Co
Dept. S
Detroit
Mich
Houghton & Dutton Co
Woods
Sixth Ave
Newark
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Trusty
Fatal Auto
Brookline Home
Walsh
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